News from Centre for Ocean Life
19 AUG
Diatoms live in a protective silica shell. A new study demonstrates that diatoms increase the thickness of the shell in the presence of their copepod predators but at...
01 JUL
In a new paper, researchers from the Centre for Ocean Life explore the way behavioural traits can influence long-distance migration patterns of large organisms such as...
23 MAR
Is multi-trophic biodiversity leading to higher ecosystem functioning? Theoretical models simulating complex food webs can help identify mechanisms underlying ecosystem...
22 JAN
Ocean Life PhD-student Jérôme is currently on external stay at the University of California Santa Barbara.
13 DEC
The Centre's annual retreat took place on Møn 9-11 December to summarize the scientific success of 2019 and discuss future directions.
04 DEC
Why do species occur where they are found? Looking at the traits that species carry may provide the answer, since they determine in which type of environment and with...
03 DEC
Understandings the conditions leading to fat plankton are therefore important, not only for understanding nutritious conditions of phytoplankton but for the function and...
27 NOV
In many shelf seas and coastal areas, benthic ecosystems are affected by bottom trawling disturbance and hypoxia (low oxygen concentrations). We developed a methodology...
24 OCT
We welcome new faces at the Centre for Ocean Life!
26 SEP
Using a game theoretic and mechanistic model, researchers from the Centre for Ocean Life showed how traits influencing predator-prey interactions shape the diel vertical...